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Microsoft has completely rebuilt ASP.NET in version 2.0, making it even easier to use to create robust web-based applications. Web developers have embraced this new version, making it even more widely used than ASP.NET 1.X was. Book sales have reflected this popularity. With this book readers will learn not just the basics of Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0, but how to apply them practically in developing real-world Internet applications. Each major feature of ASP.NET is illustrated using specially chosen examples. All of the lessons are woven together in the three real life comprehensive case studies included: an online art store, an online book exchange, and an online collaborative workspace for software teams. Connolly assumes a basic knowledge of object-oriented programming and web programming, but no previous experience with ASP.NET, although the book will certainly prove useful to programmers with some experience with ASP.NET who are looking for information on improving their application development skills.
Contents
Preface xxi Acknowledgments xxvii About the Author xxix Part IASP.NET 1 Chapter 1: Introducing ASP.NET 2.03 Why ASP.NET? 3.NET Framework 8ASP.NET Web Forms 15Visual Studio 2005 24Tutorial: Creating ASP.NET Web Forms 29Summary 50Exercises 50Key Concepts 50References 51Chapter 2: How ASP.NET Works 53 ASP.NET Event Mode l53ASP.NET Code Compilation 72The Page Class 78ASP.NET Application Lifecycle 81Summary 94Exercises 94Key Concepts 94References 95Chapter 3: Working with the Standard Web Server Controls 97 Introducing Server Controls 98Overview of Web Server Controls 99The Essential Standard Web Server Controls 107Summary 177Exercises 177Key Concepts 177References 178Chapter 4: The Additional Standard Web Server Controls 179 Overview of the Additional Standard Web Server Controls 180Panel Control 182MultiView and View Controls 191Wizard Control 200FileUpload Control 222PlaceHolder Control 227AdRotator Control 237Xml Control 241Summary 253Exercises 254Key Concepts 254References 255Chapter 5: Exception Handling and Validation Controls 257 Error Handling 257Using the Validation Server Controls 271Summary 309Exercises 309Key Concepts 309References 310Chapter 6: Customizing and Managing Your Site's Appearance 311 Changing the Appearance of Server Controls 311Using Themes and Skins 320Master Pages 343User Controls 365Summary 369Exercises 370Key Concepts 371References 371Chapter 7: ASP.NET Site Navigation 373 ASP.NET Site Navigation Overview 374XML Site Map 377SiteMapPath Control 388Menu Control 397TreeView Control 421Summary 442Exercises 442Key Concepts 443References 444Part II: Working with Data 445 Chapter 8: Data Binding and Representation 447 Introducing Data Binding 448Using Collections 450DataSet 472Choosing a Data Container 495Summary 499Exercises 499Key Concepts 500References 500Chapter 9: Using ADO.NET 503 Introducing ADO.NET 503DbConnection Classes 508DbCommand Classes 515DbDataReader Classes 529DbDataAdapter Classes 544Data Provider-Independent ADO.NET Coding 550Data Source Controls 554Summary 574Exercises 574Key Concepts 575References 576Chapter 10: Data Controls 577 Introducing the Multivalue Data Controls 577DataList Control 587Repeater Control 595FormView Control 599DetailsView Control 614GridView Control 626Summary 663Exercises 663Key Concepts 664References 664Chapter 11: Designing and Implementing Web Applications 665 Designing an Application 666Two-Layer Model 670Three-Layer Model 673Four-Layer Model 689Summary 714Exercises 714Key Concepts 715References 716Chapter 12: Managing ASP.NET State 717 Client-Stored State 718Application State 725Session State 727ASP.NET Cache 738Summary 748Exercises 748Key Concepts 749References 749Part III: Implementing Web Applications 751 Chapter 13: Security, Membership, and Role Management 753 Introduction to ASP.NET Security 754Forms Authentication 765Provider Model 780Membership 791Role Management 803Login Controls 814Summary 829Exercises 830Key Concepts 830References 831Chapter 14: Personalization with Profiles and Web Parts 833 ASP.NET Profiles 834Web Parts Framework 854Summary 903Exercises 903Key Concepts 904References 904Chapter 15: Web Services 905 Introduction to Web Services 906Consuming Web Services 909Creating Web Services 936Summary 948Exercises 949Key Concepts 950References 950Chapter 16: Internationalization and Deployment 951 Internationalizing a Web Application 952Deployment 972Summary 987Exercises 988Key Concepts 988References 988Appendix: ASP.NET AJAX Sneak Peek 991 Introducing Atlas 992Using Atlas 1001Summary 1015References 1015Index 1017
